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Boffins develop improved image poisoning technique to preserve privacy Share Copy A group of computer scientists has released a privacy-focused web application to poison peoples online images so they confuse commercial facial recognition systems. The application, called LowKey, is intended to protect people from unauthorized surveillance. Its based on an adversarial attack technique developed by University of Maryland boffins Valeriia Cherepanova, Micah Goldblum, Shiyuan Duan, John Dick...

Johnson died by drowning on Dec. 15 while on vacation with friends. He was 22. He will be buried at Naval Academy Columbarium once the midshipmen return from winter break. The brigade reformed between Jan. 10-15.